Just hours after the European Commission announced their approval of Google’s $12.5 billion Motorola purchase, the United States Department of Justice has announced that they too have given the deal their blessing. With this, Google is one step closer to closing the deal, although they’re still waiting on approval from China, Taiwan, and Israel before the transaction can officially be completed. According to the DoJ’s Antitrust Division, who conducted the investigation, the purchase was “not likely to significantly change existing market dynamics” or “substantially lessen competition.”
This week FOM, the Formula One Management company run by Bernie Ecclestone, has announced it will be providing native High Definition Formula One coverage for the very first time. This heralds the entrance of the sport into the super clear broadcast territory. High Definition television has been available for some time now in the United [...]
Asked to perform a task that many would feel is impossible, Jennifer Hudson took the stage at Sunday night’s GRAMMY Awards to pay tribute to the late Whitney Houston.
Pics and video from her performance inside…
Jennifer looked wonderful in this look she decided to take the stage in. And she tapped into her stage presence to perform a 2 minute rendition of Whitney’s "I Will Always Love You."
It was definitely heartfelt and her own spin on a classic. It was more simplistic than Jen’s usual but beautiful. No one else was added to the tribute, including Chaka Khan. And afterwards, Jen seemed emotional as she got a Standing O.
Kristen Bell showed footage of herself sobbing over a sloth on a recent episode of Ellen. Now you cry along with her the right way, in a remix totally saturated by the state of our…
When Johny Hendricks knocked out Jon Fitch in 12 seconds at UFC 141, he showed he was ready to be put in the elite of the UFC’s welterweight division. Now, he’ll have another shot at one of the division’s best. UFC president Dana White announced on Sunday Hendricks will take on Josh Koschek at the UFC’s May card on Fox.
Koscheck’s last two bouts were a tight split decision over Mike Pierce at UFC 143 and a knockout of Matt Hughes at UFC 135. Before that, he lost a championship bout to Georges St. Pierre.
Hendricks is riding a three-fight win streak, with the KO over Fitch, a TKO over T.J. Waldburger, and a split decision over Pierce. His last loss was a decision to Rick Story in December of 2010.
This is also a bout that will make college wrestling fans happy. Two former Division I champions will meet in the Octagon for the first time. Koscheck was a national champ and four-time All-American for Edinboro, while Hendricks won two national championships and four All-America honors for Oklahoma State.
Just hours after the European Commission announced their approval of Google’s $12.5 billion Motorola purchase, the United States Department of Justice has announced that they too have given the deal their blessing. With this, Google is one step closer to closing the deal, although they’re still waiting on approval from China, Taiwan, and Israel before the transaction can officially be completed. According to the DoJ’s Antitrust Division, who conducted the investigation, the purchase was “not likely to significantly change existing market dynamics” or “substantially lessen competition.”
Kristen Bell showed footage of herself sobbing over a sloth on a recent episode of Ellen. Now you cry along with her the right way, in a remix totally saturated by the state of our…
When Johny Hendricks knocked out Jon Fitch in 12 seconds at UFC 141, he showed he was ready to be put in the elite of the UFC’s welterweight division. Now, he’ll have another shot at one of the division’s best.